So if you are one of those users who are still experiencing this problem, you can use the solutions listed below.

Solution 1: Make sure your Outlook is up to date

In order to get the last update for Outlook, please follow the steps below: According to Microsoft, changes have been made to Outlook in June 2018 to mitigate instances of a crash that happens if you are using a POP or IMAP account. That is the reason why a good idea is to restart your Outlook up to three times to ensure that the service change is applied. These restarts ensure that the service change is recognized, downloaded and applied successfully to Outlook.

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Solution 2: Repair Outlook from Control Panel

If your Outlook keeps causing you problems with other external applications you are using, a good suggestion is to try repair it. If you are using Windows 10, please follow the steps below according to the way your Office is installed: A) Click-to-run installation B) MSI installation In order to check whether your Office is Click-to-run or MSI based:

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Solution 3: Unpack the executable file for the 3rd party application that crashes

Users reported that third-party applications crash when the executable file is packed with an exe-packer such as ASPack. Uncompressed executable file seems to work fine so please do try this solution as well. We hope that you found this article to be useful and it helped you solve the fact that your third party applications crash while using Outlook. If you have tried other methods as well that proved to be functional, please let us know in the comments section down below. READ ALSO:

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